Perhaps it's not a problem at all,but if "too much choice" is a problem for consumers,it would occur in which market structure(s)?

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"Too much choice" is typically associated with monopolistic competition, as there are many similar products in the market but each one has its own unique features and characteristics, making it difficult for consumers to choose between them. In perfect competition, there are many identical products and in a monopoly, there is only one supplier and limited choice for consumers. Therefore, the best choice is C, monopolistic competition.

Perhaps It's Not a Problem at All,but If "Too Much